Parcel descriptions tied to Adams and Mead lands in Concord
Mortgage notice for Albert Maurer details parcels of land in Concord bound to Virginia Road and surrounding tracts once owned by Adams Cunningham Mead Paine and others with references to meadow pasture and woodland. It notes sale subject to taxes and assessments and lists a May 12 1913 dated conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
George B. Cunningham
Concord
Virginia Road
Cunningham
S. C. Paine
Asa Mead
Mead
A. Merriam
Virginia
Goncord
D. L. Giles
Giles
Benjamin Derby
Derby
Pomans
Ng Prem
Sale
Probate notice of heirs and interested parties
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice names next of kin and other interested parties concerning the estate of Milsabeth, with witness Charles J. McIntire and Register W. B. Rogers. Dated thirty first day of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Gigees Musica Program Promotes Fourth Annual Ball
The fourth annual Ball of the Gaiedenian Club drew a merry crowd to Cooperative Hall. Boston Scottish Singers and Graham Sisters showcased Scottish and Irish dances with Daniel McQuarrie on pipes. Auld Lang Syne closed the program as guests danced late with reels and Highland sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gigees Musica
Ball of Gaiedenian Club
Boston
Graham Sisters
Elizabeth
Kitty Black Graham
Daniel McQuarrie
Alexander Scott
Graham
Alexander
Mrs
Walter Arnon
Ncing
James Bewser
Concord Junction
Loyal Assabet lodge marks 30th anniversary with concert
Loyal Assabet lodge M U celebrated its 30th anniversary with a concert for about 200 attendees and a grand supper. Speakers George Haskell and Harold Wentzell praised the order. Wentzell detailed finances, 9857 members in the state, $248000 sick and funeral benefits, $82 million surplus, and $7,090,000 paid annually. The event featured Star Orchestra with Irma Durkee, Clara May Leighton, Hazel Hoitt, and R. E. Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Lodge
M. U
Bertram E. Hall
Rome
Harold Coolidge
Mass
Harold J. Wentzell
Boston
Homeland
Hazel Coolidge
George F. Haskell
Wentzell
Star
Irma Durkee
West Acton
Clara May Leighton
Concord Junction
Hazel Hoitt
South Acton
R. E. Randall
New Motor Combination Fire Truck Impresses Town Officials
A new Manx two in one motor combination fire truck arrived from Bimba New York, tested with Chief Jorge Gutteridge and local officials. It climbs steep hills, pours water while refilling chemicals, and handles duties with driver Thomas Collins praised for skill.
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Ers
Bimba
N. Y
Boston
Jorge Gutterage
Whitehead
Jones and Connolley
Pp. J. Sullivan
William Priest
Walnur St
Thomas Collins
George H. Gutteridge
Methodist Church Hosts Ticketed Lotus Male Quart Event
A neighborhood meeting at William Hooper's home, led by Sam uel Parker, reports large advance ticket sales for the Lotus male quartet in Naylor hall this Wednesday. Seats at 7 15 p m and concert at 8. Miss Miriam Davenport Gow is featured as reader and impersonator. The pastor outlines further talks on Our Lord's Miracles and The Storm Centre, with a 7 p m pictorial on The Christians Journey Series Pilgrim's Prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Osgood
William Hooper
Samuel Parker
Naylor Hall
Miriam Davenport Gow
Charles Fletcher Visits Greenfield Parents During Visit
Charles Fletcher of Greenfield visited his parents Mr and Mrs Igo Warren in the early part of his trip.
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Om Charles Fletcher of
Greenfield
Igo Warren
Umbrella Theft Allegation Involving A. G. Fairbanks
A. G. Fairbanks is accused of stealing an umbrella and denies the charge. The Assa bet council, R. A., investigates whether a member could borrow an umbrella without returning it. A hearing is set for Naylor's hall on February 4 with J. Sullivan leading the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Fairbanks
Fairbank
Luzerne Lowell Heads to Reading to Manage Uncle’s Market
Luzerne Lowell departed Monday for Reading to take charge of the meat market for his uncle in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne Lowell
Reading
Opening of the new Naylor hall on Main Street
The public opens the Naylor hall this Wednesday evening. Edward Price completed the building, featuring a 72 by 48 foot main floor with 700 seats and an 18 by 48 foot gallery seating 100, maple floor shellac wax finish, metal colonial ceilings, Louis XIV frieze, and a central 16 by 24 stage. An indirect heating system with fireproof wiring and paired side anterooms supports comfortable events. The hall includes a ladies room and check room on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naylor Hall
Mainst
Edward Price
Local water official rescued after ice break at Vite Pond
Fowler, a water commissioner, broke through thin ice at Vite pond while inspecting the area. A passerby aided him, pulling him to safety as he struggled in the perilous position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Vite Pond
Spy of Gettysburg staged by Stow Grange at town hall
The patriot ic drama The Spy of Gettysburg in four acts was performed at Stow town hall on Saturday evening under the Stow Grange. Local talent comprised Miss Elma B Conant, Jon Barnes, Helen Adams, Edward A Warren and others, drawing a large turnout from nearby areas.
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Gettysburg
Stow
Fire Traps Worker During Escape From Mill Blaze
Arthur Melcolm narrowly escaped serious injury as smoke and fumes overwhelmed him while attempting to fight a small mill fire. He collapsed while returning home, and his brother Howard Hambien found him with lung and throat injuries, confining him to bed most of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Melcolm
Mille of Small
Br. Howard ‘Hambien
Careful management of fire department finances reported
Fire engineers close annual books showing total expenditure 4536.49 with allocations for forest fires 105 fire patrol 28 horses 100 horse expense 377.16 forest and home related costs 600 coal 186.29 and other ad expenses noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Strout
Fall and Flower Sale Features Miss Presentation
Readable fragments describe a fall season event featuring a flower sale and a Miss pageant style presentation. Details are limited but indicate a community activity with a formal display and possible entertainment segments.
Unknown poem by Mre Jul en with congregational singing
A fragmentary note attributes a poem to Mre Jul en and mentions Matti Heinonen and congregational singing. It references a youth group or Young Peoples’ group and a related event or gathering. The text is incomplete, with uncertain names and roles.
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Mre
Julen
Matti Heinonen
Young Peoples
Colbert Seeks Time to Decide on Future Plans
Unclear fragments suggest Daniel Colbert weighing a decision about his immediate future. Friends discuss his options and possible timing, with phrases indicating a period from now onward and a personal choice to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Colbert
Ory
Thap
Rexall Store Finances Mentioned In Town Notice
A fragment mentions Rexall in town and a sum of 1090 dollars, implying a financial note or price reference. The text is sparse but identifies a Rexall store and a money amount tied to the local scene.
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W. B. Rogers
Register
Lang Syne
Bonnie
Scotland
Boston Scottish Singers
Mr. Steele
Hunting Tower
Miss Alexander
Mr. Daniels
Afton
Boston Scottish
MG the
50 Eyes
Mrs. Tanner
Duncan Grey
Fred Hayward
George Stockwell
Janes
Pringle
Mungo
Bain
George
Stockwell
Alexander Bailing
Alvah Doherty
J. €. Pringle
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M.U
Frank Taylor Reading
St. Peter At the Gate
Grace Hall
P. G. M. Geo
PF. Haskell
Waltham
Haskell
Lodge
Manx
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Colbert
Aun
Rexall
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